How to use the @elastic/numeral/languages.map function in @elastic/numeral
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elastic / kibana / src / legacy / core_plugins / kibana / ui_setting_defaults.js View on Github 
export function getUiSettingDefaults() {
const weekdays = moment.weekdays().slice();
const [defaultWeekday] = weekdays;
// We add the `en` key manually here, since that's not a real numeral locale, but the
// default fallback in case the locale is not found.
const numeralLanguageIds = [
'en',
...numeralLanguages.map(function(numeralLanguage) {
return numeralLanguage.id;
}),
];
const luceneQueryLanguageLabel = i18n.translate(
'kbn.advancedSettings.searchQueryLanguageLucene',
{
defaultMessage: 'Lucene',
}
);
const queryLanguageSettingName = i18n.translate('kbn.advancedSettings.searchQueryLanguageTitle', {
defaultMessage: 'Query language',
});
const requestPreferenceOptionLabels = {@elastic/numeral
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